Lion Dance Royale Vietnam

Enjoy Lion Dance Royale in Hue, Vietnam shared at www.trafest.com
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[@fatshit436]

now in vietnam u barely see this type of lion dance its very rare 2 see

[@inouelenhatduy]

this is royal lions it been rare back in the old day cause back then only royal and guest see this , now day it mostly for tourist lol

[@Targer4u]

Very meaningful, I've learned alot about lion dance. As a trainer of 5 lion dance teams. Hoksan, Futsan style, and Dragon dance, I would like to rate a 5. Mua rat la hay, cam on rat nhieu, Minh duoc hoc hoi rat nhieu qua kieu mua' nay. xin tang video 5 sao.

[@neva2muchrice]

Just so it's cleared, I enjoy doing a mix of traditional chinese lion dancing (tho I prefer to call it lion dancing because it is now a world sport) with contemporary Sar Ping. I love what I do and I love the culture but I can appreciate diversity, at least my own.

[@LoveVietUnity]

@toontownaddict Very-well said. You are an epitome of an educated and cultured person.

[@japangodzilla6493]

That's Gmk Godzilla and shin Godzilla

[@Zero-lv7xe]

The lion dance is good but the music makes my ears bleed

[@kienthanhvinh334]

This is tỳ hưu

[@nhinheo-]

Tỳ hưu có cánh, con này ko có cánh, mà thấy giống Long mã hơn á, hihi

[@Targer4u]

thank you, very creative. I rated 5.

[@Kevsta91]

this is some animal planet shit kool

[@neva2muchrice]

No offense but I think the term you're looking for is "influenced" not "copycats." Chinese culture is also influenced by other cultures. The so-called "Chinese lion dance" actually derived from somewhere in the Middle East. Lion dance is a good looking sport so you can't put other cultures down when they try to fit it into their cultures. That's like saying American Football is copy of Rugby. I would say it is greatly influenced by Rugby.

[@kaiwingwong]

no offence to any countries culter but most of the far east copied chinese lion dance including JAPAN!

[@khaminecraft2nguyen36]

mki

[@hoadao5397]

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[@hoadao5397]

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[@Solar_Planet_YT]

This looks awful!!

[@WhatName6]

Respect culture, this is a Teochew Qilin Dance, the instruments can take years to learn plus this type of dance is rarely seen

[@hoadao5397]

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